Healthcare projects hit differently for me.

My whole family are doctors, so there’s something quite special about building digital experiences for healthcare brands.

It feels like work my family can actually be proud of.I’ve worked on SaaS products, startups, crypto apps, and all sorts of other things. Nothing wrong with any of them.But healthcare feels different.

There’s a deeper sense of purpose behind the work, especially when the product itself can have a real impact on people.

Our work with StemWave went far beyond making things look good or providing Framer support. It was about helping a healthcare company communicate its work through a better digital experience.

Proud to share the result: https://stemwave.com/

Services provided: design, development, technical SEO, analytics setup.

Piece by piece. Custom locale feature. For Swiss legaltech SaaS company.

Generated some sales for Framer 😆

Got $1,350 purely from comissions

A quiet month like August finally gave me some time to work on my portfolio

Here’s a short showreel I created in Jitter.

AI is going to make websites much easier to build.

And much faster.

I'm pretty sure of that.

But I don't think this makes web design less valuable.

It makes good web strategy more valuable.

Because there will be no shortage of websites that look good. The real question is whether the website has a job.

For me, that job is pretty simple:

Bring the right traffic. Build trust quickly. Turn that traffic into leads. Send those leads where the business can actually do something with them.

That's what I'm trying to build around real estate.

Not just another nice-looking website.

A proper online asset that actually has a role in the business.

First thing in the morning: coffee and numbers.

Because behind every website there’s a business trying to make money.

Fancy animations are cool.

But seeing those lines go up is cooler.

A recent project we shipped for Arcway, Inc - a real estate software company in the US.

We partnered on the Framer implementation, turning the design into a fast, polished, and scalable website.

What we focused on:

💫 Custom animations & interactions

▶ Media & performance optimization

💻 Scalable component system for easy editing

Built in Framer · March–April 2026

Live site: https://arcway.ai/

🤯 How a successful project with Enterprise company could look like.

Still remember that morning. My biggest tip so far.

⚡ Another one shipped.

This time for a Dubai-based design & build studio.

D5 came to me with an existing website that needed more than just a visual refresh.

The goal was to make the business feel like what it actually is — a premium design & build studio — and build a website that could support that positioning.

I handled the design, Framer development, CMS, localization, SEO, migration and analytics.

One of the less visible parts was moving everything from Tilda to Framer without throwing away the existing SEO structure.

18 redirects, custom GA4 tracking, WhatsApp conversion tracking, schema, and quite a few Framer-specific fixes later...

It's live.

→ d5renovationdubai.com

My first challenge with Omnilex was creating a custom localization system for seven languages. The solution included IP-based language detection, a custom locale selection overlay, proper localized slugs, and multilingual SEO improvements.

Live website: https://omnilex.ai

New version live ✅

A recent project we shipped for Arcway, Inc - a real estate software company in the US.We partnered on the Framer implementation, turning the design into a fast, polished, and scalable website.

What we focused on:

💫 Custom animations & interactions

▶ Media & performance optimization

💻 Scalable component system for easy editing

Built in Framer · March–April 2026

Live site: https://arcway.ai/